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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1918

Page

13

Candidate Set For Race With Several Opponents

A candidate faces a slate of challengers including Melvin B. Breath Maurice Caro David Laurie and former Mayor James Malone as likely rivals.

Melvin B. Breath Maurice Caro David Laurie James Malone

Bishop of Arras in Boston Speaks on War Experiences

Cardinal O Connell presided a lecture by the Rt. Rev. Eugene Julien bishop of Arras at Our Lady of Victory church. Julien spoke in French on France s war experiences while O Connell spoke in English praising French valor and the courage of soldiers and generals including Foch amid the four year crisis.

Cardinal O'Connell Arras France Eugene Julien Our Lady of Victory Isabella Street Julien Abbe Flynn Foch

France and America friendship lauded by French bishops

A lecture in Boston by a French bishop praised Franco American ties during World War I. He recalled France’s evangelization, the Marne stand, and urged continued US aid to Arras while Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal O Connell attended. The speech highlighted shared values and a lasting bond between the two nations.

Arras France Marne Boston America Julien United States Cardinal Gibbons Cardinal O’connell Ane

Republicans in control of House and Senate race notes

Republicans hold 234 seats in the House, 16 more than a majority. Senate results hinge on Michigan with Henry Ford versus Truman H. Newberry, and races in Idaho and New Mexico. One Democrat will hold a seat previously Republican, while six Republicans will hold seats previously Democrat.

House Senate House of Representatives Michigan Henry Ford Truman H. Newberry Idaho New Mexico

Republican surge reshapes House amid Senate doubt

Return totals show Republicans leading the House 234 to 195 with 1 Socialist and 1 doubtful seat, while the Senate sits 47 Republicans to 46 Democrats with 3 in doubt. The shift signals upheaval in national legislation, new committee chairmanships, and a pending challenge to President Wilson should Republican control solidify. The speakership looms as a pivotal post, second only to the presidency.

House Senate Wilson Taft Cleveland

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